Any suggestions for a nice Alaskan cruise?

We just completed a cruise to Alaska this past June. If you have not cruised before I strongly suggest that you find a travel agent, like AAA, American Express, or some other local agency because there are a lot of options for Alaska cruises. For example, cruises can begin in Alaska from a couple locations depending upon the cruise line and go south, OR they can begin in Vancouver Canada or Seattle, Washington and go north. There are also options for land tours as a part of the cruise and I do also recommend these.

I cruised Alaska on Princess and on Royal Caribbean cruise line. Both, along with Celebrity and Holland America are top notch cruise lines. My suggestions would be Celebrity, Royal Caribbean, Princess and Holland America, pretty much in that order.

The Alaska cruise season in mid-May through mid-September only and the lowest prices are the first couple cruises of the season and also the last couple. So if you want to save a little then book those cruise dates. Also, it is not too early right now to book Alaska for next year.

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What do you want to see? Where do you want to go? What kind of cruise ship do you want to sail? Budget? There are so many questions to answer before anyone can give you a good answer to your question. You'll have a fantastic time on an Alaska cruise regardless, but it'll be an even better experience if you could let us know what interests you... wildlife? glaciers? certain ports? excursion activities?

Check out this video on multigenerational cruising http://www.alaskacruiseexperts.com/alaskan-cruises...

All Alaska cruises are great. Just use the internet to research ships, routes, departure points and schedules, ports of call, and time in each port (and at whatever glacier(s)), optional tours, and determine what appeals to you the most.

If you are still undecided, come back with a few options for specifics